MIDWEEK RISE UP
A devotional series by Erika Kirk released every Wednesday along with Monday Meditations to provide you that deep breath of, “God’s got this”. Each episode is intentionally and prayerfully crafted with words of encouragement to push you, Biblical leadership to challenge you, and God-breathed Scripture to posture your heart for the best that’s yet to come.
Episodes
67. Monday Meditations: The Sermon People Never Hear You Preach
Not every sermon needs a stage. Some of the most powerful messages people will ever encounter are the ones you preach without saying a word.In this episode of Monday Meditations, we explore what it means to live a life that reflects Christ, not just in belief, but in action — not just in what we say, but in how we respond, serve, forgive, and love. This isn’t a call to performance, but to presence
S04:10 After 48 hours of labor. Emergency C-Section. What they don't tell you.
It's taken me three years to be able to share this story with you. Life is full. But God kept pressing on my heart that it's time to share the story.Pregnancy. Delivery. Postpartum. They're different for everyone. And in that 4th trimester, it isn’t about “bouncing back”. It’s about becoming.In this episode, I open up about what I did differently after my second child, and how my appro
66. Monday Meditations: When the Enemy Knows Your Name
Spiritual warfare doesn’t always look like catastrophe, sometimes it looks like compromise, distraction, or slow drift. In this episode of Monday Meditations, we explore what it really means to “be watchful” in a world full of noise, confusion, and subtle lies.The enemy’s strategy is rarely loud. It’s quiet. Personal. Crafted to chip away at your identity, distort truth, and wear you down. But God
65. Monday Meditations: The Mercy of Not Knowing
What if the silence in your life isn’t a sign of God’s absence . . . but His protection?In this episode of Monday Meditations, we explore the quiet, often painful space between promise and fulfillment — the place where God doesn’t hand us the blueprint, but instead hands us Himself.Whether you’re in a season of waiting, walking in the dark, or wondering why God hasn't revealed what's next,
64. Monday Meditations: Bending to Serve
In a culture obsessed with control, performance, and platform, this episode is a call back to quiet strength, the kind of strength that doesn’t clamor for recognition but kneels to serve.This Monday Meditation explores what it truly means to lead as Jesus did: not from the front of the room, but from the floor with a towel in hand. We dismantle the world’s version of leadership and return to the a
63. Monday Meditations: The Seduction of Safety
We’ve dressed fear up as wisdom. We’ve spiritualized our anxiety. We’ve built lives around safety and called it discernment. But let’s be honest, fear has become a socially accepted idol, and it’s robbing us of bold obedience, clear thinking, and the kind of faith that shakes kingdoms.In this episode, Erika exposes the seductive lies of fear, challenges the false theology we often build around it,
62. Monday Meditations: Faith Before the Promise
This episode of Monday Meditations cuts straight to the core of what it means to trust God when nothing makes sense. Based on Genesis 15, Erika Kirk takes you deep into the story of Abraham, a man who chose faith before the fulfillment of a promise and believed without proof. This is not faith that floats in feelings. This is the kind of faith that stands firm on the unshakable Word of God. If you
61. Monday Meditations: The Hope That Outlives Disappointment
This week's Monday Meditations episode speaks to the heart that’s grown weary. If disappointment has stolen your joy or loss has dimmed your vision, this message is for you. In her signature blend of bold faith and tender truth, Erika Kirk reminds listeners that our hope is not found in outcomes but in the God who holds eternity. When everything is uncertain, Christ remains sure. Tune in and r
60. Monday Meditations: Forging Faith
This Monday Meditations episode dives deep into the fear we all feel when God seems distant. In a voice of fierce faith and tenderness, Erika Kirk reminds us that God’s silence is not His absence—and that even when life feels hijacked by tragedy, our God remains a fortress we can trust. If your heart is heavy tonight, let this episode speak strength over your soul and call you back to the unshakab
S04:09 Summer in the Psalms Speech at Calvary Chapel Signal Hill Women’s Conference
This special episode was recorded live at Calvary Chapel Signal Hill for Pastor James Kaddis’s Women’s Conference: Summer in the Psalms. I had the honor of speaking on Psalm 144, a battle cry for spiritual strength, divine training, and God’s heart for daughters who are both grounded and unshakable.We’re living in days where peace must be contended for, truth must be proclaimed boldly, and women m
59. Monday Meditations: Beneath the Rage
This week on Monday Meditations, Erika Kirk delivers a powerful reflection on one of the earliest heart issues in Scripture: anger. Through the story of Cain, we explore how our emotions reveal what we treasure, and how God uses even our fury to form us into His image. If you’ve ever found yourself angry, reactive, or resentful, this episode will help you ask the most important question: “Why?” Tu
58. Monday Meditations: How God Reforms Our Routines
In this bold Monday Meditations episode, Erika Kirk explores the spiritual significance of habits through the lens of Exodus 16. Drawing from the wilderness journey of the Israelites, this episode invites you to examine your own patterns, replace broken rhythms, and build a life formed by holiness. If you're tired of trying harder and ready to be transformed, this one’s for you. Listen now and
57. Monday Meditations: When God Says No
There are moments in life when God does not answer the way we hoped. When the doors stay shut. When the healing doesn’t come. When the timing feels late, and the silence is heavy. In this Monday Meditations episode, we reflect on the beauty and mercy hidden in God’s “no.”Rooted in Mark 10:35 and steeped in the wisdom of surrender, this episode explores the tension between human desire and divine w
56. Monday Meditations: Be Still
In a world that never stops shouting, God still chooses to whisper.This episode invites you into the holy hush—into solitude, silence, and stillness—where the soul is strengthened and peace is restored. Drawing from biblical examples like Jesus in Gethsemane, Elijah in the cave, and Hannah at the temple, E walks you through how holy stillness isn't weakness—it's warfare.Laced with Bible ve
S04: 08 Anchored: Revival to Biblical Womanhood
Recorded live from the 10th annual Young Women’s Leadership Summit, this episode is a message straight from my heart to yours. I was deeply honored to speak at YWLS — and even more proud of my husband and the incredible team who have poured a decade into building this powerful movement of truth and leadership.In this special episode, I share a bold reminder: we are not just living in cultural chao
55. Monday Meditations: A Temple Worth Tending
In a world flooded with noise, mess, and mental overload, this week’s Monday Meditations calls you back to sacred order. You weren’t made for chaos. You were made to be a dwelling place for the Spirit of God. In this bold, pastoral devotional, Erika Kirk leads you through a powerful reminder to rebuild the walls of your life—physically, emotionally, and spiritually.From organizing your home to hon
54. Monday Meditations: When Darkness Tries to Claim You
There are moments in our walk with God when the light seems to fade. We stumble, not because the presence of God has left us, but because something has come between us and the Light.In this week’s Monday Meditations, we explore the quiet eclipse — the subtle ways fear, shame, and failure drift between our hearts and the face of Christ. Like Peter in the courtyard or David on the rooftop, we someti
53. Monday Meditations: Anchored Beyond the Veil
Waiting can feel like silence. Like stagnation. Like abandonment.But what if the delay isn't a detour — what if it's divine preparation?In today’s episode of Monday Meditations, we explore what it means to wait with purpose and walk with willingness even when the answers haven’t come. Drawing from the story of Ruth, the groaning of Romans 8, and the promises of God's Word, we uncover t
52. Monday Meditations: Redemption in Tribulation
This week on Monday Meditations, we walk through the holy fire of suffering and come face-to-face with the unshakable truth: our Redeemer lives. When life feels like a furnace, God's refining hand is at work—not to destroy you, but to purify, strengthen, and reveal His glory through you.In this bold, pastoral reflection, we explore what it means to trust God when the ground shakes and the sky
S04: 07 The Sunset Always Sets in the West
There comes a moment — quiet, piercing, undeniable — when your soul whispers: “This isn’t working.”In this powerful episode, we confront the ache of misaligned ambition, the burnout of chasing what was never meant to fulfill you, and the holy invitation to stop, turn around, and walk with God in a new direction.This isn’t a message about quitting.It’s a call to repentance and revival.To courage.To
51. Monday Meditations: Miraculous Healing
In this episode we step into the heart of who Jesus truly is—not only our Savior, but our Healer. Through tender reflection, biblical insight, and Spirit-led encouragement, we explore how the Jesus who healed in the Gospels is still healing today.Why do so many believers embrace Jesus’ saving grace but quietly dismiss His miraculous power? What might happen if we began to pray bold, believing pray
50. Monday Meditations: Dusty Feet
We follow headlines, influencers, and trends — but are we still following Jesus? In a world obsessed with the next big thing, this episode calls us back to the quiet, dusty road behind the Savior. Walk slower. Look closer. Follow deeper. Let’s rediscover what it really means to so closely pursue our Savior that we are covered in the dust of His feet. Questions to ask yourself this week: - Whose du
S04: 06 Submission is not a dirty word - feat. Charlie Kirk
Whenever Charlie and I have a chance to collaborate on a podcast episode together, they quickly become my favorite. Today we're answering real, unscripted questions exclusively from his members.charliekirk.com audience. We touch on everything from faith and calling, to marriage, to navigating the hard places in life with grace and truth. If you hear something today that feels hard—especially i
49. Monday Meditations: Personal Revival
Revival was never meant to live on a stage or wait for a spotlight. It was always meant to start quietly—in the surrendered corners of a life fully yielded. In your kitchen. In your commute. In the stillness before the noise.It’s not hype. It’s holiness. Not a moment. A rhythm. A daily choosing to breathe deeply of His Spirit and burn steadily with His presence.Because when we live in revival, joy
S04: 05 Blooming Out of Comparison
Comparison isn’t just a distraction—it’s a sin.It’s a silent thief that creeps in unnoticed and leaves devastation in its wake—robbing you of joy, distorting your view of God, and chaining your purpose in insecurity.In this episode, we confront the lie that you need to measure up, catch up, or keep up.We’ll walk through Jeremiah 17:5–8 and Psalm 1:1–3 to reveal the beauty and strength of a woman w
39. Monday Meditations: The Fire Behind Your Lips
Today, we’re focusing on something small—but deeply sacred. It weighs just a few ounces and lives behind your teeth, yet it can split friendships, sow discord, or breathe life into dry bones.We’re talking about the tongue.Not just what it says—but what it reveals.Jesus said, “Out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks.” That means your words are not random—they’re reflections. Of your tho
S04: 04 “I want to date you.” | Live Q&A
Let’s catch up — straight from the heart. In this special episode, I’m sharing a recent Live Q&A from Calvary OC where discuss all the things — from how Charlie and I first met, to stories about our babies, to navigating life after the election. We also dig into the real stuff like comparison, faith, and what God’s been showing us in this season. Plus, I took some powerful questions from the c
38. Monday Meditations: Unlocking Gratitude
This week, we’re reflecting on unlocking gratitude—not from getting more, but from recognizing what God has already given us: His love, forgiveness, new life, purpose in suffering, and the promise of eternity.Join us as we meditate on five truths that shift our focus from what’s missing to all we already have in Christ.📖 Scripture highlights: Romans 12:12, 1 John 3:1, Galatians 2:20, Revelation 21
S04: 03 A Heart Rooted in Trust | Bloom Conference 2025
In this powerful episode, we dive deep into the choices that define our lives: Will we trust in man and live a cursed life, or place our trust in the Lord and flourish like a tree planted by the water? Rooted in Jeremiah 17:5-8, we unpack the stark contrast between relying on human strength and surrendering fully to God’s will.Through personal reflections, biblical examples, and real-life analogie
37. Monday Meditations: Seasons of Feeling Invisible
In this episode I just want to encourage you as you go through the "unseen" season of life. Where you feel invisible to God. Don’t despise the waiting. Don’t mistake silence for absence. God is near, even now. He is working in ways you cannot yet comprehend. Every moment of faithfulness, every unseen act of obedience, is being woven into something far greater than you could ever imagine.
36. Monday Meditations: Heart, Soul, Strength
Loving God with all our heart, soul, and strength is a beautiful command, one designed to deepen our relationship with Him. Yet, when we truly consider what it means, it can feel overwhelming. When we experience a true relationship with Him, nothing else will satisfy our soul. While we will always be growing in our love for God, we do so with the assurance that He strengthens us, renews our minds,
35. Monday Meditations: Garments of Praise
“Who designed your outfit?” or “What brand are you wearing?” The world chases after couture, but as Christians, we are called to be clothed in something far greater—a garment of praise. When we choose to wear praise, we shift our focus from the temporary to the eternal. Praise is not just a song or a moment in church; it is a lifestyle, a spiritual covering that reminds us of God’s goodness in eve
34. Monday Meditations: Love Your Neighbor
There is a dangerous message in today’s culture that equates love with silent approval. But love without truth is not love at all—it is deception. True Christian love is courageous. It requires discernment. It extends grace while standing firm in righteousness.But what does this actually look like in practice, especially in today’s world? How do we love our neighbors when they don’t think like us,
S04: 02 Breaking Free from Mom Guilt
Do you ever feel like you’re not measuring up as a mom? Maybe you scroll through social media and see other moms who seem to have it all together—perfect homes, thriving kids, effortless balance—and suddenly, guilt creeps in. In this episode, we’re having an honest heart-to-heart about mom guilt, comparison, and the impossible standards we place on ourselves. Whether you’re a stay-at-home mom jugg
33. Monday Meditations: Stewardship of Earthly Possessions
The key is to choose God’s way and hold possessions loosely. Jesus warned that “a man’s life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions” (Luke 12:15). Money can be a useful servant but a dangerous master. Property is to be used, enjoyed, shared, and given—but never hoarded. Paul reminds us that “the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil” (1 Timothy 6:10). When wealth becomes our
S04: 01 Here I Am Lord feat. Charlie Kirk
Welcome to Season 4 of Midweek Rise Up! We're starting off this new season with an awesome episode featuring my husband, the incredible, Charlie Kirk. We sit down together at AmericaFest 2024 discussing a multitude of topics, but mostly explaining what this past year has been like for us, as a family, individually, and also the power of literally surrounding everything to the Lord and saying,
32. Monday Mediations: God's Listening
God loves you—personally, powerfully, and passionately. His love is not distant or indifferent; it is intentional and ever-present. Would He save you only to leave you in fear? Would He teach you to walk, only to watch you stumble? Would He endure the agony of the cross for your sins, only to ignore your prayers? Of course not.Look to Jesus, and you will see the heart of God. Watch as He reveals t
31. Monday Meditations: Comparison
Comparison is a thief. It can steal joy, it can steal self-worth, it can steal purpose. It robs people of peace and contentment. God specifically and sovereignly designed you with unique gifts and specific purpose. No matter what season you’re in, be humble and present and find ways to grow. Remember that you’re constantly evolving–for better or for worse. Don’t let comparison put out the Spirit’s
30. Monday Meditations: Christ Lives in Me
We are more than flesh and bone. We are spiritual beings made in the image of God. Jesus is the Son of God and the one and only Way. If you believe this and accept Christ as your Savior, and ask for forgiveness for your sins, then you are a new creation. When Jesus hung on the cross, God didn’t just see Jesus–He saw you, He saw me. God wiped our slate clean. He removed our old life and put new lif
29. Monday Meditations: Pure Joy
Hardships do not discriminate and trials come in many different shapes and sizes. When they do hit, remember that you possess the fruits of the Spirit. You have the gift of joy, which is essentially a superpower. You are equipped for the battle. God is for you. He goes before you. He will never forsake you. He will never leave you. His love is unrelenting and immovable. When your joy is challenged
28. Monday Meditations: Hope
Growing up I was consistently told that “hope is not a strategy.” This made no sense to me. I thought it was silly to say that it wasn’t because we’re told in 1 Corinthians 13:13 that the three things that will last forever are faith, hope and love. I kept my own “hope strategy” to myself and fought back on the premise I was repeatedly told.Choosing hope will be more difficult at certain times tha
27. Monday Meditations: Repentance
Repentance is more than just sincere regret or remorse. It’s more than just discontinuing a sin. Though we are extended grace continuously, it’s essential that we check our hearts and make sure that we don’t use it as an opportunity to abuse God’s free and merciful gift. Just because you have the Holy Spirit inside you doesn’t give you permission to sin, ask for forgiveness and then keep committin
26. Monday Meditations: "Why Me?"
In case you haven’t realized, we do not live in a world where everyone is wearing rose-colored glasses and basking in pure utopia. We live on a sinful, fallen earth and we know that the devil is the prince of this world. What God created for good, Satan wants to counterfeit and manipulate and use for evil. Don’t blame God for your “Why me?” moments. God may allow a storm to hit your life, just lik
25. Monday Meditations: Solitude
So many of us are afraid to be alone. We equate it with loneliness. We avoid it because silence is where our thoughts can sometimes be the loudest and our minds are where the enemy often tries to battle the hardest.Throughout scripture, we read of God appearing to people in quiet places of solitude, giving leaders visions, or even speaking audibly.If you find yourself alone in the quiet, it’s grea
24. Monday Meditations: Disagreement
Every choice a person makes either stirs hell up or brings heaven down. There are people who are burden-lifters and people who are burden-givers. Sometimes, a disagreement may not be over a positive versus negative viewpoint, rather, it might be over hard-headedness or hard-heartedness.When handling disagreements and conflict, look toward Jesus and follow the example of His life. Don’t fight fire
23. Monday Meditations: Fighting
Our primary mission field begins within our own homes and circles of friends and family. Oftentimes, this area of our lives is where we experience the most conflict. Without even realizing it, we can wrongly take things out on the people we love and feel secure with because we know their love is unconditional and we take it for granted. It's critically important to take a step back in these si
22. Monday Meditations: Burden
I want to embolden you today to release yourself from your burdens and the burdens of others. Fully relinquish your worries and lay them down at the feet of our loving Father. Once you set them there under His watchful care, don’t bend down to pick them back up.Whatever the case may be, you must resist the urge to handle alone what God wants to shoulder with you. When you leave your burdens at his
21. Monday Meditations: Fasting
Fasting releases us from the constant distractions surrounding us and the unworthy things vying for our attention. It helps us to be attune to God’s voice and to remember that we need to depend on Him every single moment of every single day. He is the one we must rely on for our spiritual, emotional and physical well-being. No other source can satisfy. John Piper explained it well when he wrote th
20. Monday Meditations: Holy Fear
It’s a challenge to define “holy fear” or the act of “fearing God'' in just a simple sentence or even paragraph for that matter. It's so important to remember that the fear of the Lord does not drive us away from God’s presence–it’s the exact opposite. Holy fear is a wonderful, godly fear that lays a firm foundation for us as believers. It involves deep and abiding reverence–profound,
19. Monday Meditations: Fix
It’s so easy to get caught up trying to “fix” our circumstances, relationships or friendships instead of fixing our gaze on Jesus–the only one who can, and someday will, truly fix everything in this broken world. Stop rushing into situations in an attempt to “fix” everything. Instead, breathe, be still, and remember what I’ve reminded you of before: there’s a difference between being still and bei
18. Monday Meditations: Healing
Happy Monday Meditations! Today we’re going to be meditating on healing.Every one of us is in need of healing, whether it be from sin, sickness, mental affliction, spiritual fatigue, emotional suffering or anxiety and worry. I want to encourage you to reconcile your wounds. Don’t run away in fear or avoidance from the problems you face. Healing will elude you if you don’t confront the root causes
17. Monday Meditations: Seasons of Change
Happy Monday Meditations! Today we’re going to be meditating on the Seasons of Change.Although seasons of change can be filled with so many unknowns, there is beauty to be found in the reality that uncertainty can also be viewed as possibility. God has great plans for our lives and He is walking alongside us as we undergo these many changes. He is the one that is ultimately in control. He writes t
16. Monday Meditations: Joy
Happy Monday Meditations! Today we’re going to be meditating on the power of Joy.Joy is powerful. Yet, it's not in interchangeable with happiness. Happiness is fleeting. It’s an emotion that fluctuates with circumstance. But as a Christian, joy is so deeply ingrained into our heart. Joy is long lasting and it satisfies the heart in an extremely unique and incredible way. It’s no doubt a charac
S3: 04 waterboy vs. quarterback
A few weeks ago I was so blessed and honored to have a tea hosted by TPUSA Faith, called RISE UP where I had 3 phenomenal women alongside me on stage and we dove into the topics of today, faith, and how to be a strong biblical woman in such a messed up culture and quite frankly world that we live in right now. These three women, Eileen marx, Stephanie Denhman, and Rachel Jensen, have all blessed m
15. Monday Meditations: Eternal
Happy Monday Meditations! Today we’re going to be meditating on how our God is eternal.There’s a difference between time and eternity. As humans we live, eat, breathe, sleep, and exist on time. But one day, when our bodies pass or when Jesus comes, whichever first, time as we know it will be no more. Those who are redeemed in Christ will enter into a never-ending day, eternity. No one made God. Th
S3: 03 tough love; feat. Charlie & Erika Kirk
Welcome to a very special episode of Midweek Rise Up where I get a chance to sit down with my husband Charlie Kirk and hash out some questions submitted on my instagram about being single in today’s world and trying to date or find your future spouse. We had some fun banter, but I have to say, there’s some tough love in this episode. Some might agree with our answers, others might not, but regardl
14. Monday Meditations: Incomprehensible
Happy Monday Meditations! Today we’re going to be meditating on how our God is incomprehensible.he way God is just, righteous, patient, loving, wise, infinite, kind, and merciful all at the same time is a beautiful example of Him being beyond our comprehension. He is greater than anything you or I could imagine. That alone is so special and shows us that our God is a way-maker and a miracle worker
S3: 02 burnout + boundaries.
If you’re “sick and tired, of being, sick and tired,” this episode is for you. In this episode we learn about Elijah Syndrome, and how to properly manage and organize your life and time to avoid the inevitable burnout that haunts us. Life is so short. Get the value that you can out of it. Seek God in it, even if you feel it's mundane. Let the spirit guide you and soak out what you can from tha
13. Monday Meditations: Sovereign
Happy Monday Meditations! The attribute of God that we’ll be meditating on today will be his Sovereignty. The sovereignty of God teaches us that there is no such thing as luck, chance, fate or coincidence.We hope that you enjoy this episode. God bless you and Go Rise Up!Shop PROCLAIM's latest drop: www.proclaim365.com/shopJoin BIBLEin365 and re
12. Monday Meditations: Righteous
Happy Monday Meditations! The attribute of God that we’ll be meditating on today will be his Righteousness. The righteousness of God can be one of the more challenging attributes to understand, but it is truly one of the most important. It is an attribute that God alone possesses perfectly, and we, as humans by our own graces, do not.Charles H. Spurgeon has a great quote, he says "The greates
11. Monday Meditations: Infinite
11. Monday Meditations: Infinite Happy Monday Meditations! The attribute of God that we’ll be meditating on today will be his Infinite. This is a really special attribute of our God, one that just truly expresses how incredible He is. Infinite means he is without limits. God knows no restrictions of space, ability, or power. He is everywhere. God is all knowing, all powerful and always present.W
10. Monday Meditations: Wise
Happy Monday Meditations! The attribute of God that we’ll be meditating on today will be his Wisdom. Fear God. You can have knowledge without wisdom, but not wisdom without knowledge. Where the human knowledge ends, God's wisdom and power begins. It is better to get wisdom than gold and rubies for that matter as it’s stated in scripture. Gold is another's, wisdom is our own; gold is for th
09. Monday Meditations: Love
Happy Monday Meditations! The attribute of God that we’ll be meditating on today will be his Love. God is love. Plain and simple. His love is the greatest love of all. It is the truest love, the purest love, and the deepest love. And what makes God’s love even more unique is that there are no conditions. It is constantly covering us, our sins, our fears, our worries and because of his love we can
08. Monday Meditations: Patient
Happy Monday Meditations! The attribute of God that we’ll be meditating on today will be his Patience. God is the purest definition of patient in the way He shows and gives us patience every single day. Now that I’m a mom I have seen and experienced a whole new level of patience that I didn’t even know existed.It can be so incredibly hard to have patience in a world that constantly has its foot on
07. Monday Meditations: Merciful
Happy Monday Meditations! The attribute of God that we’ll be meditating on today will be his Mercy. We can see his mercy throughout the entire Bible and even in our day to day lives. It is a constant and beautiful reminder of how deeply loved we are. His love for us is so great, He will never leave us. Never forsake us. May we live each day always remembering how merciful our God is and let that
06. Monday Meditations: Redeemer
Hi Everyone! Happy monday! It’s E and welcome to another episode of Monday Meditations. Today we’re going to be meditating on our Redeemer. The deliverer from our sins and death and the giver of eternal life. How beautiful is it that God loved us so much that he sent his one and only son to die on the cross for us, and in doing so he redeemed us from sin. When we read through scripture redemption
05. Monday Meditations: Kindness
05. Monday Meditations: KindnessHappy Monday Meditations! The attribute of God that we’ll be meditating on today will be his Kindness. God's kindness is powerful. It changes things. Redeems, makes whole, and gives new life. Being kind is not a weakness. His kindness melts the hardest hearts, heals and restores the deepest brokenness, and makes new the most shattered souls. God’s kindness leads
04. Monday Meditations: Generous
Happy Monday Meditations! Today we’re going to start the week of right by meditating on God’s attribute of Generosity. As Christian’s we hear a lot about God’s sovereignty, his holiness, his wisdom, and his love, but an attribute not many focus on is how incredibly generous our God is. This attribute of our God highlights that He is the ultimate giver of life. He sustains. He is generous. He is a
03. Monday Meditations: Unchanging
Welcome to another episode of Monday Meditations! Today we’re going to start the week of right by meditating on the word Unchanging. In this world, nothing stays the same. And on this earth, nothing lasts forever. But even though everything around us is changing, we can depend on God continually showing us His grace, love and compassion in a divine, everlasting, Unchanging way. God will never be l
02. Monday Meditations: Faithful
Welcome to another episode of Monday Meditations! I hope that you had a great weekend and had some time to really unplug from work and social media and spend time with your friends, family, and in the Word. To start the week off right the word we’re going to meditate on is Faithful. If you’re looking for a spirit check, here it is, One thing you can give, and still keep, is your word. Shop PROCLAI
01. Monday Meditations: Truth
Welcome to Monday Meditations on Midweek Rise Up!These short episodes are dropped every Monday to give you a quick spirit check as you start the week. The word that we'll be meditating on today is: truth.We hope these few minutes of encouragement refuel your spirit as you tackle the week ahead.God bless you.Shop PROCLAIM's latest drop: www.proclaim365.com/shop
S3: 01 live life abundantly.
WELCOME TO THE MIDWEEK RISE UP RELAUNCH!To start this new season I wanted to share with you my speech from the 2023 Turning Point USA Young Women’s Leadership Summit in Dallas, Texas. The topic that was on my heart to share with over 2,700 incredible women from across the country, was on the importance of living your life abundantly, in the moment, and managing your time in a way where the enemy d
sacredness of pregnancy + privacy
Surprise! On August 23, 2022 we welcomed into this crazy, but beautiful, world our precious baby girl! This episode of Midweek Rise Up is dedicated to all of my friends, family, and followers who had no idea I was pregnant since we kept it extremely private. In this episode I share a few reasons out of the many as to why we decided to take the route we did for these past 9 months.Life is so precio
living a godly life in a godless society
This episode of Midweek Rise Up is my message from the Good Things conference at Calvary Chapel San Juan Capistrano with Michelle Randall. Get ready to dive deep into the topic of how to be a godly woman in a godless society.What does it look like to be a woman of the WORD and not of the WORLD?What does it mean to live a life of purity?What does it take to be kind and self-controlled?What does it
Combating Comparison in a (toxic) "Boss Babe" Culture
This is a special episode close to my heart. On June, 12, 2021 I was blessed to speak to over 2,500 young, incredible women, at the Turning Point USA Young Women’s Leadership Summit in Dallas, Texas.In this speech I talk about ways to combat the toxic "Boss Babe" culture in your career, relationships and various seasons of life. I hope you enjoy it! God bless and Go Rise up!www.erikafra
change.
THE WORD THIS WEEK IS: change.There is growth in change. Pain in change. Truth in change. Time to be brutally honest, do you think your faith would grow if you were always in comfortable positions? Your faith means nothing until it’s tested.Bible Verses In This Episode:1 Peter 1:6-7Genesis 12:6,8-9Ezekiel 36:26-27Romans 8:28-30Hebrews 13:8Philippians 4:11Romans 8:18Go rise up. || xxEemail: hello@e
proclaim.
THE WORD THIS WEEK IS: proclaim.What do you proclaim? How do you proclaim?In this episode we talk about how proclaim for me when living in NYC turned into a purpose-driven clothing brand called PROCLAIM Streetwear™.Our goal at PROCLAIM Streetwear™ is to spread the Gospel throughout an industry that desperately needs it. We do not believe in compartmentalized Christianity, especially when it comes
mini-series pt. II: sees all, knows all.
[pt II. day 3].Today's topic is: Many believe in ChristJohn 2:23-25 (ESV)Jesus Knows What Is in Man23 Now when he was in Jerusalem at the Passover Feast, many believed in his name when they saw the signs that he was doing. 24 But Jesus on his part did not entrust himself to them, because he knew all people 25 and needed no one to bear witness about man, for he himself knew what was in man.Take
mini-series pt. II: casts & cleanses.
[pt II. day 2].Today's topic is: Christ casts the buyers and sellers out of the temple.John 2:2-22 (ESV)12 After this he went down to Capernaum, with his mother and his brothers and his disciples, and they stayed there for a few days.Jesus Cleanses the Temple13 The Passover of the Jews was at hand, and Jesus went up to Jerusalem. 14 In the temple he found those who were selling oxen and sheep
mini-series pt. II: the first miracle.
[pt II. day 1].Today's topic is: the miracle at Cana.John 2:1-11 (ESV)1 On the third day there was a wedding at Cana in Galilee, and the mother of Jesus was there. 2 Jesus also was invited to the wedding with his disciples. 3 When the wine ran out, the mother of Jesus said to him, “They have no wine.” 4 And Jesus said to her, “Woman, what does this have to do with me? My hour has not yet come.
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